Home Care Assistance
How We Care
Our model of care is centred around highly personalised and flexible care plans designed to meet the individual and evolving needs of older Australians.
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Hourly Care
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Hospital to Home
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Specialised Care
Flexible care to fit your family’s needs right here on the NSW North Coast
At Home Care Assistance North Coast, we can provide in-home care services on an hourly basis. Our Care Workers provide support with the basics of everyday living but also have the training and experience to support those living with specific health conditions such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s or dust-related conditions like Asbestosis. We are also experienced in supporting those transitioning between hospitals or other facilities back to home.
Home Care Assistance North Coast Care Workers are rigorously screened including full police checks for your peace of mind. We ensure our team is experienced and passionate locals, who build trusted relationships with families to ensure the highest levels of personalised care.
What kind of care do you need?
At Home Care Assistance North Coast, we understand that a person’s care needs are as unique and individual as the person themselves, and are not static, but can change over time. Home Care Assistance North Coast can provide the following types of care:
Hourly Home Care
Hourly in-home care provides that extra bit of support for everyday activities, allowing a person to maintain their independence and usual routines while remaining in their own home. Our Care Workers can provide this on a regular or ad hoc basis, billed by the hour.
Hospital to Home Care
Transitioning between care facilities such as respite or hospitals can be an unsettling time and Home Care Assistance North Coast understands the value that one-on-one Hospital to Home care can bring. A safe and successful transition from hospital to home can ensure the many recommendations and changes to daily routines are put in place for a successful recovery.
In-Home Specialised Care
In-home specialised care through Home Care Assistance North Coast can ensure appropriate and experienced care for individuals requiring various levels of special care for those living with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and other conditions.
Dust Related Disease Care
Home Care Assistance North Coast can provide the right support and care for those living with dust related diseases such as Asbestosis, Mesothelioma and Silicosis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Home Care Assistance offers home care on a daily and hourly basis. For more information visit our Care Services page.
Our Carers are experienced and trained in the full array of specialised care requirements that commonly affect older adults. These include:
- Alzheimer’s disease
- Parkinson’s disease
- Dementia
- Cancer
- Rehabilitation
- Orthopaedics
- Stroke and other Neurological conditions
- Palliative care
Our experienced Carers provide safety, support and companionship. They are highly skilled and specially trained in emotional support, nutritional guidance, fall prevention, brain-sharpening activities and even light physical activity. We go to great lengths to match the perfect Carer with the individual based on personality, life experience and commonalities.
Home care provides older Australians with one-on-one assistance from a trained carer in the comfort of his or her own home. With assistance from a Carer, seniors are able to live at home independently and maintain their quality of life. The personal attention they receive vastly improves their safety, health and happiness.
By remaining at home, older family members are able to maintain the lifestyle they have been accustomed to despite needing some extra support. Staying at home with their own possessions and familiar surroundings, they are able to visit the same shops, restaurants, neighbours, parks and other familiar places that are known and loved.
Home Care Assistance brings peace of mind to families because your loved one is cared for by the best, most reliable Care Workers. On call to serve you 7 days a week, we eliminate the effort and worry of finding, screening, paying for and managing a Care Worker, therefore reducing stress for the whole family. Having an in-home Care Worker allows family members to enjoy quality time with their loved ones, instead of focusing on stressful day to day needs.
Yes, we have many resources on how in-home care can support a number of situations, including acute or chronic conditions. You will also find information about our programs, such as our Balanced Care Method, Cognitive Therapeutics Method and more.
If you would like more information contact your local office for a free in-home consultation or to speak to a professional Client Care Manager.
You can also download one of our Care Guides below to read more about our services. Should you prefer to be sent a printed copy, please contact your local office.
Absolutely. Members of the Home Care Assistance
care team are available to speak with you at any time.
Please contact your local office by searching here.
Yes, Home Care Assistance has locations serving
most regions of Australia. To find a location near you,
click here.
Often, a family member or friend cares for an ageing loved one, but performing this role can add stress and pressure on the family relationships. Respite Care is temporary or hourly care designed to give family Carers a much needed break so they can take care of other priorities in their life and prevent burnout.
Yes. Our hospital care team can visit people anywhere they need such as during hospital stays for companionship and monitoring for safety.
Many residents of Aged Care facilities also hire Home Care Assistance Care Workers to provide the personal one- to-one attention they deserve.
If your Carer becomes ill or is unable to keep the scheduled visit, our staffing team will work to find you a qualified substitute carer for that time.
There’s no service contract with Home Care Assistance. That means you can use our services for as little or as long as you need and with 100% satisfaction.
Home Care Assistance interviews 25 Carers for every one Carer that we hire. We start by requiring a minimum of two years of verifiable experience with excellent references.
Next, we conduct thorough background checks including local and national criminal records, driving record checks and verify eligibility for employment.
Home Care Assistance Carers are covered by workers’ compensation insurance.
You don’t just hire a carer. You work with a full Care Team to ensure the highest standards of care are met. Before beginning home care services, the care team creates a schedule and a plan that covers all aspects of appropriate care, and the Carer is fully briefed on the plan. A Client Care Manager will also make regular Quality Assurance visits to ensure the quality of care is exceptional and make changes as needed.
Our rigorous Carer selection process includes an exclusive psychologist-generated test that measures honesty and conscientiousness. We also have a PhD-developed Home Care Assistance program that is used to train Carers with proven techniques and skills for improving and prolonging seniors’ quality of life.
Our emphasis on providing long-term care from consistent, expertly matched Carers ensures quality in care and maintains familiarity and emotional stability.
Our proprietary Balanced Care Method™ is a holistic approach to care based on the scientifically studied lifestyles of the longest living individuals in the world. Our Cognitive Therapeutics Method™ engages clients in fun and effective activities designed to promote long-term brain health.
We start by attracting and hiring the best, most experienced Carers in the area. We screen them with the most comprehensive tests in the industry. But we don’t leave it at that. Home Care Assistance has developed exclusive training programs to provide nutrition and longevity-promoting techniques. We even have a monthly newsletter that keeps all of our Carers up-to-date on the latest insights in the home care industry.
Are You Hiring?
Yes, our team is growing and we are hiring both general staff and Carer positions. To learn more about open staff positions, click here and to apply to become a Carer, click here.
Becoming a professional caregiver is a meaningful and fulfilling job. To learn more about becoming a valued member of our team, click here.